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Mohannad Orabi

Mohannad Orabi (Born 1977) is active/lives in Syrian Arab Republic.  Mohannad Orabi is known for Whimsical self portrait painting.

Mohannad Orabi's whimsical self portraits exemplify what has made Syrian art so successful over the last sixty years.  Born in Damascus in 1977, Orabi graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in 2000.  Noteworthy among his peers he has exhibited in venues across the region, and has participated in collective shows and festivals in North America, Europe and Asia, including Art Palm Beach, Miami International Art Fair, SCOPE Art Fair (Basel).

In China, solo shows at both The International Gallery Expo (CIGE) and Art Hong Kong in 2009, wowed international spectators.  Recently his canvases were highlighted in solo exhibitions at Ayyam Damascus, Dubai and Beirut and were part of the gallery's popular exhibition "Shabab Uprising," which offered a groundbreaking showcase of Syria's new wave of contemporary painting. His work is housed in private collections across the globe.

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